Richard Howard Fearnley

Many thanks for your personal and professional attention when arranging the funeral of my mother - she would have been proud of your attention to detail and compassion which was impeccable.
- K.R, 2009

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Monumental Service

We have our own monumental department with an excellent selection of memorials and cremation tablets, and we will be pleased to arrange designs and wording. Please ask for our colour memorial brochure and price list.

PRICE PROMISE AND GUARANTEE

We will always give a substantial discount on any competitors quote and you should always bring alternative quotes to our immediate attention.

We also renovate, letter and re-fix existing memorials. We provide estimates and advice on all monumental matters.

At the time of making arrangements for a funeral it is not always easy to determine what your future memorial requirements will be. In the case of existing memorials, it will probably be necessary to remove the headstone from the grave prior to the funeral. When the funeral has taken place it can take some months, depending on the condition of the ground before the grave will be ready to take the original headstone or a new one. During this period of ground settlement it is recommended where possible, to remove the memorial back to our yard for safekeeping.

We will then give you a rundown of the work required. When a new memorial is required we will call to see you, if required, at a time appointed by you to discuss fully your requirements together with associated costs.

Cremated Remains

At the time of making arrangements for a funeral it is not always easy to realise the emotional benefit that is gained after the funeral by having somewhere to go, a place that you and your family can go back to, knowing that your loved one is there. Today most cemeteries and crematoria that are administered by local councils offer the facilities of small graves that can be purchased solely for cremated remains. Graves for cremated remains can be visited allowing you to pay your respects and mark the grave with a memorial.